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Pasadena and Rose Bowl officials sued UCLA over its plan to move football games to SoFi Stadium, citing lease violations and potential financial losses.
The city of Pasadena and the Rose Bowl Operating Company sued UCLA on October 29, 2025, alleging the university is breaching its lease agreement by seeking to move its football home games to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.
The lease, set to last through 2044, obligates UCLA to play at the historic Rose Bowl, which has hosted the Bruins since 1982.
The lawsuit claims the move would harm Pasadena’s investments, including over $150 million in renovations and $130 million in bonds, and could cost the city over $1 billion.
Declining attendance at the Rose Bowl, averaging about 35,000 fans this season, has fueled speculation about a relocation, though UCLA maintains its discussions are exploratory and not a breach of contract.
The dispute centers on balancing tradition and financial incentives amid shifting college sports dynamics.
Los funcionarios de Pasadena y Rose Bowl demandaron a UCLA por su plan de trasladar los partidos de fútbol al Estadio SoFi, citando violaciones de arrendamiento y posibles pérdidas financieras.